I have been to the hottest of war zones from Kembong to Eyumojock, to Mamfe in Manyu division and to Belo, Batibo Bafut and Fundong. I have traveled through Ekona, Kumba, Munyenge, Mutengene and trust me I have seen the saddest and most precarious situations of war stroke communities. Is it about the once booming Ekona whose roadside houses are all covered in bullet wounds and their surroundings now fit for the rearing of elephants? Or is it about the same sorry situation faced by my once economic giant Belo in Boyo division? How do more than twenty five thousand…
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